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Geo-tagging will allow a developer to take a picture of a building on their phone and find out the details of all those who collaborated on it

Embrace failure, work harder and don’t be an arse. If there is one thing the 15 people profiled here have in common, it is not shying away from a brutally honest – and first-hand – evaluation of what it takes to make it in the property industry.

Built-ID, a London, UK-based online platform and professional community that connects real estate developers with consultants, raised £1.1m in funding.

Build-ID, a property technology (proptech) platform, has raised £1.1m in funding from property investors Nick Leslau, Nigel Wray and Sandy Gumm, as well as Pi Labs.

London-based PropTech startup Built-ID has raised £1.1m in funding from Pi Labs alongside a line-up of individual investors.

Tech investors are increasingly turning their attention to proptech in search of opportunities to buy in small and cash out big. And the love affair is mutual.

IndustryHub, the discovery and collaboration platform for the built environment led by Savannah de Savary, has announced its official launch as Built-ID after receiving backing from industry heavyweights including Nick Leslau.

Built ID received funding from property investors Nick Leslau, Nigel Wray and Sandy Gumm, as well as Pi Labs. One of its main features allows it to operate much like the digital music platform Shazam; users hold their smartphone up to a building to discover all the collaborators involved in the project and other projects they have been involved in.

At Mipim earlier this month, Property Week, James Andrew International and the New West End Company brought together a cross-section of big hitters from across the industry and beyond to dissect the big talking points of the week and share their predictions.

The technology sector is responsible for huge shifts in real estate globally. Just witness the so-called ‘Amazon effect’ on bricks-and-mortar retail and driverless cars being created by Apple, Google and Tesla, which will not only affect parking space assets and hotels but have a serious knock-on effect on the density of urban and suburban development.

Former PiLabs cohort member Savannah de Savary has secured £1.1m investment for her discovery and collaboration tool IndustryHub.

Every day is International Women’s Day in our books. Why should we celebrate women on one day alone? We need to collectively raise each other up each and every day for progress to really happen.

The EG Awards is back for another unforgettable evening of sparkle and fizz as they fill a room with the shining stars of real estate. Built-ID and The City of London have been nominated for The Collaborators Award, results the evening of the 19th September.

Modular construction has great potential as a major UK export, according to the government’s recent industrial strategy, but the truth is there is some way to go.

Savannah de Savary, founder and CEO of Built-ID on creating a platform for professionals and democratising data.

Savannah de Savary, is one of the most influential PropTech founder. Savannah talks about her journey to
Built-ID, an online platform and professional community that connects real estate developers with consultants.